NEW
Font size
WorksheetsWESTERN ART HISTORY
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
TRUE OR FALSE: The significant events of a certain art period highly affects the mindset of people that greatly reflects on the outcome of the art movements of a specific period of time.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of these art period has mostly religious subjects, which can be usually found in the walls and ceilings of churches?
Medieval
Paleolithic
Greek and Hellenistic
Contemporary
In Geek and Hellenistic Era, what were the standard of beauty in art perspective?
Meaningful and relevant to the social dilemmas
Grounded by ratios with accuracy and proportionate structures
Art is subjective so there is no “standard” of beauty, but expressing one’s emotions
Soft and colorful palettes of pigments, exaggerated human structures
What is the term for the art of Greek and Hellenistic Era?
Classical
Neoclassicism
Surrealism
Byzantine
This era means "rebirth"
Renaissance
Contemporary
Baroque
Mesolithic
Which of these are the characteristics of Gothic Art?
Large stained glass windows, with religious subjects
Abstracted art which is uneasy to be recognized unless you dig deeply on the concept
Simple geometric shapes and muted colors
Grandeur, exaggerated approach to classical paintings
What are the distinct characteristics of Chiaroscuro art?
Composed with different symbolisms that conveys a deep meaning
Mythical characters, dark and gloomy themes
Illogical subjects with dreamlike feels and mood
Highlights the contrast of light and dark colors
This art period is characterized by odd, grotesque, exaggerated, and over decorated.
Greek and Hellenistic
Symbolism
Baroque
Romanticism
This art period emphasized precise detail as a means of achieving a realistic work.
Renaissance
Medieval
Modern Art
Durng Wars
Which one of these is not related to each other?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Da Vinci
Picasso
This period is also called “The Emergence of the –isms”.
19th Century
20th Century Modern Art
Contemporary
During Wars
Capitalism and Secularism is the effect of what significant event of the 19th century?
Industrialism and Technology
Ruralism and Agriculture
Prostitutions and Slavery
Pandemic during the Black Death
This is a term used to identify artists whose painting subjects and techniques were radical.
Proactivist
Avant-Garde
Secularism
Reinforced Artists
In this art movement, the artwork is faithful to reality, which is based on the life of ordinary life in ordinary situations.
Realism
Neoclassicism
Reality
Photorealism
Which of the following is not related to the others?
Art Noveau
Minimalism
Romanticism
Impressionism
This art movement rejected the soft, pastel color palette of impressionism and opted for bold/vivid coloration and emotional images and subjects.
Dadaism
Surrealism
Expressionism
Fauvism
This is the art movement that was used as propaganda that sparked the world wars.
Expressionism
Symbolism
Futurism
Photorealism
This kind of artwork is characterized by being purely concerned with forms, shapes, colors, and the rest of the elements, and does not represent any other subject matter outside itself.
Abstract
Representational
Nonrepresentational
Pop art
This Art Movement is said to be “the art that defies logic” and what some people coined as “anti-art”
Dadaism
Surrealism
Irrationalism
Abstract Expressionism
This art movement is the effect of the introduction in psychology that explores the dreams connecting it to the human psyche.
Surrealism
Dadaism
Symbolism
Romanticism
This art period is also called “the art of today”.
Modern Art
Contemporary Art
Renaissance
Hellenistic
This movement aims to make art more accessible to everyone and it promotes the consumer culture of the time.
Pop art
Op art
Street Art
Commercialism or Consumer Art
The idea behind the work is more important than the finished art object.
Conceptual Art
Photorealism
Photography
Early Expressionism
This art movement is often located in the public spaces and is often rooted in social activism.
Street art
Conceptual art
Dadaism
Art Poveda
Subjects in this art movement are created using geometric shapes.
Cubism
Geometricism
Expressionism
Futurism
